Women square off in annual powder puff game

Junior DeJuana Satchell, all-American track and field athlete, runs past defender senior Melissa Galaviz, captain of the cheerleading squad, during the annual powder puff football game last Thursday, Oct. 25. The game was part of last week's Homecoming celebrations and pitted team Sigma Alpha Epsilon (consisting of juniors and freshmen) against team Phi Delta Theta (seniors and sophomores) with Chi Delta Omicron as the referees. The juniors and freshmen were victorious, 28-21, with an overtime touchdown by junior Liz Lucsko. This is the third year in a row that the junior class has won the powder puff game. / photo by Juan Garcia
Junior DeJuana Satchell, all-American track and field athlete, runs past defender senior Melissa Galaviz, captain of the cheerleading squad, during the annual powder puff football game last Thursday, Oct. 25. The game was part of last week’s Homecoming celebrations and pitted team Sigma Alpha Epsilon (consisting of juniors and freshmen) against team Phi Delta Theta (seniors and sophomores) with Chi Delta Omicron as the referees. The juniors and freshmen were victorious, 28-21, with an overtime touchdown by junior Liz Lucsko. This is the third year in a row that the junior class has won the powder puff game. / photo by Juan Garcia
Juan Garcia

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